Tue 5 Sep ― 7:30pm Recording Sessions #14
IKLECTIK London Tuesday 5 September 2023 |
Our Kiosk opens 1 hour before doors.
Tickets: £12 adv / £ 15 otd
Recording Sessions is a concert series focusing on live recordings of free improvisation, free jazz, electro- acoustic improvisation and experimental composition projects. Curated by Giovanni La Roverehttps://www.giovannilarovere.co.uk/
Delighted to host four restlessly creative artists, Hannah Marshall, Steve Beresford, John butcher and Mark Sander.Line- up: Hannah Marshall – cello Steve Beresford – piano & electronics John Butcher – tenor & soprano saxophones Mark Sanders – drums
Sunday 10th September 7.30pm
Orkney Science Festival
St Magnus Cathedral Kirkwall Orkney Scotland
See the blazing light and churning fire of the Sun’s surface and hear music for the cosmos from two composers whose works blend electronic sounds with instruments and voices to create work of elemental power and ethereal beauty.
I am delighted to be taking part in composer Michael Oliva’s second outing of his composition 'Co-incidences' which sees him collaborate with numerous musicians from different disciplines and backgrounds. This version of the piece will see the bell at St Magnus cathedral being played as well as the contribution of local musicians such as The Mayfield Singers, Ewan Robertson (alto and bass flute), Valerie Webster (cello), and Paisley Abbey organist George McPhee, and narration by solar physicist Prof. Robert Walsh.
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Thursday 14th September 8pm
Brda Contemporary music festival
Biljana - Slovenia
Cinema hall Medana
Vid Drašler (SI) - drums & percussions
Hannah Marshall (GB) - cello
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Friday 28th July
Jazz em Agosto - Lisbon Portugal
Trance Map +
Evan Parker - Saxophones
Matt Wright - Processing and turntables
Hannah Marshall - Cello
Pat Thomas - Electronics
Peter Evans - Trumpet
Toma Gouband - Percussion
Since their initial meeting in a studio session in 2008, Evan Parker and Matthew Wright have embodied this peculiarly variable formation – whose only constant is the joint presence of Parker's saxophone, and Wright's electronic production and processing of the sound. . And if the designation Trance Map + gives some clues about the musical cartography followed by the two founders and other guests, that happens because this is an approach developed without eagerness, exploring in an electroacoustic environment environments and sounds that live outside the great arteries, in paths little illuminated and traversed. At Jazz em Agosto, they make the world premiere of a new sextet, in the company of Pat Thomas, Toma Gouband, Hannah Marshall and Peter Evans, on a map that is drawn every second.
7pm Tuesday 18th July
The Cube Cinema Bristol
Carl Stone
Supported by
Otto Willberg / Hannah Marshall / Sam Andreae
Carl Stone is one of the pioneers of live computer music, and has been hailed by the Village Voice as “the king of sampling” and “one of the best composers living in (the USA) today.” He has used computers in live performance since 1986. Stone was born in Los Angeles and now divides his time between Los Angeles and Japan.
Bass, Reeds, Cello, Objects. Free improvisation.
Otto Willberg has recently been performing with Charles Haywards 'Abstract Concrete', Sam Andreae has recently been working with Toshimaru Nakamura. Hannah Marshall with Evan Parker's 'Trance Map Quartet'. The trio have explored playing outside amongst the trees. wind and birds, but are very happy to play inside too.
7pm Friday 16th June
Literary and Philosophical Society, Tyne And Wear
Steve Beresford / Hannah Marshall / John Butcher
Jazz North East are delighted to invite Steve Beresford to Newcastle’s Literary and Philosophical Society to engage a Q and A with Andy Hamilton in support of the recent biographical publication ‘Pianos, Toys, Music and Noise’.
Friday 9th June
Staffordshire street Peckham London SE15
Live musical happening dabbling in the surreal.
Anatomy Orchestra forms part of Full to Bursting’s public programme.
The immersive exhibition indulges in the bizarre and unsettling.
Settle into the night as group of musicians perform a direct, improvised piece of music inspired by artist and curator Haydn Albrow’s dream language.
Albrow will create a graphic score based on recordings from her sleep/wake brain activity, which, combined with an alphabet she created, will be converted into musical scores.
Watch as the musicians interpret her dreams, creating a completely unique live sound experience.
Interlacing music and art, this performance will swaddle the audience in a dream-like soundscape.
Performers: Andrew Lisle, Hannah Marshall, Benedict Taylor, Caius Williams.
8pm Thursday 1st June
Midland Arts Centre Birmingham
TDE present
Richard Scott's Improvising String Quartet
with Richard Scott - Viola
Sarah Farmer - Violin
Angharad Davies - Violin
Hannah Marshall - Cello
1pm onwards
Monday 29th May
Colourscape
Waddesdon Manor
With
Ansuman Biswas
& Sylvia Hallet
Percussion, violin, bicycle wheel,
hydrophones, voices & cello.
7.30pm 5th May 2023
Trance Map + Quartet
Peter Evans - trumpets
Matt Wright - turntables, electronics
Hannah Marshall - cello
Toma Gouband - percussion
at Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg
CAFE OTO SUNDAY 16TH APRIL
MATINEE: NONOKO YOSHIDA + YUMI HARA +
TIM HODGKINSON + HANNAH MARSHALL +
MARINA ORGAN (DJ)
£14 £12 ADVANCE £7 MEMBERS
Cafe Oto are pleased to welcome Japanese saxophonist Nonoko Yoshida, performing solo and in various combinations with Yumi Hara, Tim Hodgkinson and Hannah Marshall.
Thursday 13th April at Free Range Canterbury
Doors at 7:00 pm
Free entry - donations welcome
Fruitworks Coworking
1-2 Jewry Ln, Canterbury CT1 2NP
An experiment in improvisation, theatre and psychology in which five actors and two musicians gather around a table framed by representations of trust, trauma and love.
Sunday 2nd April @ Jazz Rumours
Pine Grove Studio - Finsbury Park - London
With Dave Tucker - electric guitar
& Jaqui Walduck - Vibraphone
Hundred Years Gallery and Empty Birdcage Records would like to invite you in welcoming the incredible drummer Vid Drašler from Slovenia for three spectacular days of music.
Friday 3rd March | 19:30
duo with John Butcher
trio with Tom Jackson & Daniel Thompson
Saturday 4th March | 19:30
Vid Drašler solo
trio with Sarah Gail Brand & Hannah Marshall
Sunday 5th March | 15:30
duo with Neil Metcalfe
trio with Rachel Musson & Benedict Taylor
£8 one concert / £20 three concerts
WeGotTickets : Vid Drašler Residency
IKLECTIK presents,
here.here | Social Virtuosity with EVA MARIA HOUBEN
Sunday 26 February 2023 | Doors: 7:30pm | Start: 8pm
Our Kiosk opens 1 hour prior to doors.
Tickets: General Admission – £11.50 Advance / £13 OTD | Student – £7 Advance / £8 OTD https://link.dice.fm/K5feb3aaa61d
Our guest for this first concert is composer, pianist and organist Eva-Maria Houben (DE) the author of 'Musical Practice as a Form of Life: How Making Music Can be Meaningful and Real' (Music and Sound Culture, 2019) in which she dwells on a practice of music which is relational and social. We have chosen three new works of hers that have all been written for and addressed to two of her UK based friends – Artur Vidal and Dominic Lash – and their friends. Three works that leave ample scope for personal interpretation and mutual agency between players, listeners, and the work.With Lara Agar (violin), Angharad Davies (violin), Isidora Edwards (cello), Finn Froome-Lewis (cello), Eva Maria Houben (piano), Dominic Lash (double bass), Hannah Marshall (cello), Artur Vidal (saxophone)
‘Social virtuosity’, a term coined by legendary vocalist and founder of FIG (Feminist Improvising Group) Maggie Nicols to denote the capacity for effective interpersonal interaction through music making, is what we are focusing on for the three concerts of this 5th here.here season at IKLECTIK.
Mopomoso Sunday 26th February 2-5pm
Mopomoso is the UK’s longest running concert series dedicated to freely improvised music! This month we will be celebrating Art and Music! Get a load of this happening on Sunday 26th February…
Gina Southgate & Charles Hayward (percussion)
Aurelie Freoua & Terry Day
Gwendolyn Kassenaar, Meg Morley (piano)
& Hannah Marshall (cello)
Do come & join us for another special themed Mopomoso – book your tickets now!
20th January 2023
First time playing for this series organised by writer Paul Margree 'Tread into Mulch'
Come along and find out what happens.
Hundred Years Gallery has many exciting offerings for the curious.
13th January 2023
Milana Sarukhanyan – voice, John Bisset – lapsteel,
Ivor Kallin – viola & voice, Hannah Marshal – ‘cello
Transatlantic Trance Map + | Saturday, December 17, 20223:00 pm - Hot Tin cafe Faversham
In an ambitious use of this new technology, two ensembles meet for a networked trans-Atlantic performance at Roulette - Brooklyn NYC (3pm EST start time) and Faversham UK @ Hot Tin cafe (8pm GMT start time), with screens in each venue showing the simultaneous live action in the other space.
The Faversham ensemble which is:
Evan Parker: soprano saxophone
Matt Wright: laptop sampling live processing
Peter Evans: trumpet, piccolo trumpet
Mark Nauseef: percussion
Pat Thomas: live electronics
Hannah Marshall: cello
Robert Jarvis: trombone
Alex Ward: clarinet, guitar
5th December 2022 - Boat-ting
I'll be playing a duo with vocalist Armorel Weston at Boat-ting one of London's few clubs for improvised music and poetry on a floating venue on the thames, in London Tahn!
we will be thinking of and thanking the wonderful Sybil Madrigal.
Whose energy and spirit started the venue many years ago, long may it last.
Check out some of her poetry in the archive below.
Sep 28th 1950 - Oct 12th 2022 R.I.P
18th September 2022
I'll be playing alongside an amazing group of instrumentalists in:
'Co-Incidences' at colourscape clapham common – 2022 Eye Music Rawsthorn commission of new composition by Michael Oliva.
The planets and astronomical bodies are represented by instruments Ancient and Modern including viola, cello, viol da gamba, tabla, harpsichord, electronics and bansuri flowing through the labyrinth of Colourscape with drones and bells providing a continuo of sounds. Musicians include Richard Boothby, Ansuman Biswas, Lawrence casserley. more info coming soon.
Sunday 21st August 2:13pm – 5:13 pm - At the Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington
Tickets:
£12 standard
£10 concessions
£7 children - A discount of £5 per ticket is available to Hackney residents on advance bookings.
15 musicians – 3 spacesMaggie Nicols – voice
Emil Karlsen – drums
Dee Byrne – saxophone/clarinet
Steve Beresford – piano/electronics
Petra Haller – tap / movement
John Bisset – lap steel guitar
Iris Colomb – performance
Ansuman Biswas – percussion
Yshani Perinpanayagam – piano / flute / quena
Hywel Jones – euphonium
Hannah Marshall – cello
Andrew Ciccone – percussion and tape machines
Emily Shapiro – bass clarinet
Dominic Lash – double bass/ electric guitar
Gwendolyn Kassenaar – live art / movement
1pm sunday 14th august 2022
Solo set at supernormal festival braziers park oxfordshire
The horse Improvised Music Club
One of just a handful of regular improvised music clubs in london
Tuesday July 19th
Trio with Sam Andreae - sax/objects
Otto willberg - bass at Iklectik Art lab London
